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engagement patterns 2.1.a - Coggle Diagram
engagement patterns 2.1.a
participation trends in different social groups
socioeconomic status (cost) -
higher pain jobs more likely to be physically active than those with lower paid jobs
more money to spend on facilities/equipment
age -
participation rate falls with age
less opportunity once you eave school and lack of sports catering for elderly. social isolation may contribute
more role models are younger
gender -
men are more likely to participate than women
dissociation, lack f role models, and self-esteem are all factors.
increase women participation due to success and role models in football
ethnicity -
participation amongst black/minority ethic groups is increasing but still low
due to constraints of some religion, traditions
disability -
rates are ow but increasing
discrimination, access and opportunity with limited clubs available
lack of media coverage
organisations that monitor and try to improve rates of participation in the UK
Sport England- e.g. this girl can and sportivate
National Governing Bodies (NGB's e.g. FA,RFU) - e.g. chance to shine in cricket to increase participation
Department For Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) - e.g. promotes major competitions e.g. London 2012 or Commonwealth games in Birmingham 2022
participation trends in physical activities and sports
walking for leisure/travel
fitness activities
cycling for leisure and sports
running
swimming
factors that may affect participation (MR RAGE FT DECODE) positive effects
media - TV profits interest participation e.g. BBC Wimbledon
religion/culture - some cultures have traditional sports that are encouraging e.g. cricket in Asia. Nike pro hijab to promote Muslim women participation
role models - good behaviour is copied and promotes good sportsmanship
age - PE is compulsory 5-16 years in school; older people likely to take part in veteran football. less time commitments in childhood
gender - increased media attention in traditional male sports e.g. football (women's super league) and national campaigns (this girl can)
ethnicity - some sports associated with certain ethnicities e.g. cricket Asian, thus increase participation.
family - participate together, provide transport and financial support. family members can be positive role models
time constraints - HITT can be less time consuming and work can provide netball team/gym/facilities
disability - more awareness and opportunity created with Paralympics/Invictus games
education - compulsory in PE, and extracurricular opportunity and links to clubs
cost - some opportunities free e.g. football in the park
opportunity/access - free transport to leisure centre and wheelchair access
discrimination - racism, footballers taking the knee to protect against racism in football. campaigns (kick it out). sexism, Sport England campaigns (this girl can) and role models. agism, Netball club offering junior Netball and walking Netball. homophobia, role models challenging homophobic behaviour e.g. gay rugby players. religion, companies producing equipment to promote participation of different religions e.g. Nike and the Hijab. disability, Boccia/goal ball being included on a GCSE PE course. socio-economic, subsided/free swimming lessons for the unemployed
environment - environment, live near natural features (mountains/coast) more likely to ski/surf. facilities- live near a leisure centre. playing surfaces, 4G less likely to flood, transport links, urban areas better transport. climate - sunny/warm - beach volleyball. mountains in the winter, skiing.
factors that may affect participation (MR RAGE FT DECODE) negative effects
media - watch rather than take part. less coverage of women/minority sports. coverage of negative role models
religion/culture - worship commitments e.g. Sunday for Christians and some cultures have high expectation to study
role models - promote negative behaviour e.g. Luis Suarez spitting/Drugs Lance Armstrong. fewer role models in minority sports as they aren't televised